The Rangers needed a win to recover from the heartbreaking defeat to Lake Highlands last week, and their blowout victory over the MacArthur Cardinals was exactly what they needed. MacArthur made a mistake scheduling Jesuit for their homecoming as the Rangers stomped the Cardinals by 62 points. 72-10! The craziest part was that kicker Parker Brown scored as many...
Catcher?
When watching a baseball game, many people’s attention is naturally directed towards the player on the mound, in the center of the infield, who throws the ball towards the batter and controls the pace of the game. Second to the pitcher, many would acknowledge the shortstop, the third baseman, or even the center fielder as some of the most...
I had the privilege to get an inside scoop on the Ultimate Frisbee Club with leader Garrett Spears '24 about the start-up of this club and its development through the last year. Also, I learned more about their upcoming season ahead and what they plan to do in order to win games. This is the second year this club...
It's time. It's finally our year. All of those times that I said it before, I was just kidding. We have the best team, the best players, the best offense, the best defense, and the best food at any stadium. It's okay that we lost our first two preseason games because they were just preseason games and Trevor Lawrence...
Since January 6th, the Jesuit FRC Robotics team has been relentlessly preparing for the upcoming FRC competition “Crescendo.”
The sound of drills whirring, wrenches cranking, keyboards clicking, and clanking metal echoed throughout the robotics lab as the team worked furiously to design and fabricate the perfect robot for the upcoming competition. After weeks of brainstorming, designing, building, and programming, the...
Jesuit comes off a 3-2 finish in the Coppell Tournament against El Paso Chaplain in a 63-40 win. And to finish their last two district games off, Keller is a team, full of shooters ready to shoot the ball at will and guys that handle pressure on the bounce. Before this game, they had a promising win over the...
I will admit I am a sucker for vintage films and photography. This form of artistic expression brings a unique aspect to pictures than your regular high-quality cameras. I get a very human feeling when seeing pictures that use vintage lenses, one of imperfections and mistakes. Still, it brings a story, a character, to the art.
The photo up above...
The spring issue of The Jesuit Journal puts in print another stunning artwork by Jonathan Shu '27, whose portrait made the cover. Andrew McMahon '25 published a poem in the Journal for the first time, a pastiche of Shakespeare's "Sonnet 116." Evan Velasquez '24, a frequent contributor to the magazine since his sophomore year, capped off his Journal career with...
